Strong appetite for meals, but not stock split

Chipotle CFO Jack Hartung says Chipotle has found a high quality supply of grass-fed beef in Australia, and the company's solution to a long and slow line.

"Sometimes the numbers are so good, they speak for themselves. That's how I feel about this company," Jim Cramer said. "Even with shares up so much, I find it difficult to say no to Chiptole, given the growth."

Largely, Cramer is excited by recent metrics issued by Chipotle earlier in the week amid earnings. Specifically, "Chipotle posted a 17.3 percent increase when the analysts were looking for 10.6 percent same-store-sales growth. That's just amazing!"

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And there was plenty more to like.

Chipotle reported net income had risen $110.3 million, or $3.50 per share, compared with $87.9 million, or $2.82 a share a year earlier.

Revenue increased to $1.05 billion from $817 million a year ago.

Analysts were expecting earnings of $3.09 a share on $990 million in revenue, according to a consensus estimate from Thomson Reuters.

"And on top of everything else, management gave bullish full-year guidance, raising their 2014 same-store-sales forecast from the high single digits to the mid-teens," Cramer added.

The "Mad Money" host just couldn't be more impressed.

And, although Cramer hates to chase a stock which has rallied 10 percent in a week, he would certainly get ready to deploy some cash in the event of a pullback.